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beaded macrame plant hanger

beaded macrame plant hanger Vintage 1980s Handmade Beaded Plant Hanger Aqua & Yellow Faceted Beads

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beaded macrame plant hanger Vintage 1980s Handmade Beaded Plant Hanger Aqua & Yellow Faceted BeadsA charming handmade plant hanger from the 1980s, made with faceted crystal look beads in aqua and warm yellow, strung in a netted macram pattern around a cream styrofoam cup. Exactly the kind of piece that made the 80s home feel bright and personalized before mass production took over plant accessories. The beads catch light beautifully when hung near a window, and the compact size makes it perfect for small plants, succulents, or a trailing pothos.

A charming handmade plant hanger from the 1980s, made with faceted crystal-look beads in aqua and warm yellow, strung in a netted macramé pattern around a cream styrofoam cup. Exactly the kind of piece that made the 80s home feel bright and personalized — before mass production took over plant accessories.

The beads catch light beautifully when hung near a window, and the compact size makes it perfect for small plants, succulents, or a trailing pothos. Still holding its original form after 40+ years.

Details

  • Item: Hanging plant holder / macramé beaded hanger
  • Era: 1980s handmade
  • Material: Faceted acrylic beads (aqua, yellow, clear); beaded string/cord; styrofoam cup base
  • Colors: Aqua / teal green beads, amber yellow faceted beads, cream styrofoam cup
  • Construction: Hand-strung netted pattern; two hanging cord strands with bead detail and trailing tassel ends
  • Cup Size: 3 inches round (holds small to medium pot, 2–4 inches)
  • Total Length: 13 inches top to bottom
  • Maker/Signature: Unmarked; handmade origin
  • Special Feature: Original styrofoam cup left intact to maintain form and display authenticity

Condition Grade: Great

Positives

  • All beads present and secure; no breaks or missing strings
  • Beads bright and facets clear; no cloudiness or damage
  • Color fading minimal — aqua and yellow remain vibrant
  • Form intact after 40 years; styrofoam cup holds its shape
  • Ready to use or display immediately

Expected Wear

  • Minor dust or light patina on beads from age and storage (cleans easily)
  • String shows age but no fraying or weakness
  • Styrofoam cup has slight texture changes from decades of sitting, but is structurally sound

See all photos for detail — sold as pictured.

Condition Grade Key

  • Near Fine: Almost perfect. Very minor signs of age only.
  • Very Good: Shows light use. Sound and attractive with minor flaws.
  • Good: Complete and intact. Noticeable wear consistent with age and use.
  • Fair: Shows significant wear. Readable or usable but clearly used.

Collector's Notes

The 1980s marked a brief renaissance for handmade home accessories — a moment between the minimalism of the '70s and the mass-production boom of the '90s.

Small makers and crafters hand-strung plant hangers with beads, fringe, and cord to sell at craft fairs, tourist shops, and through mail order. Most of these didn't survive: beads went missing, strings frayed, styrofoam crumbled.

A quiet statement that someone made this by hand, for real.

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All items are vintage and may show signs of age, wear, or use consistent with their history. Photos show the exact condition of each piece—please review them carefully, as they are part of the description. 

While I do my best to capture colors accurately, your monitor or device screen may display colors slightly differently from the actual item.

Please Note:
These pieces come from estate collections and have been surface cleaned. You may wish to perform additional cleaning depending on your preference.

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